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Getting out of the hobby, so looking to rehome my last fishes. I have a pair of Betta Dimidiata. They're easy to keep, probably about the same difficulty as a domestic betta. I have seen them spawn several times, but have made no efforts to save any fry. Asking $30 for the pair I also have lots...

I have a pair of Betta Dimidiata, and they've been awesome for me. Paternal mouthbrooders, eat just about anything lol, have been thriving in care similar to a domestic betta. they are a chocolate brown with blue-ish fins, and can change color to be mottled if they want (Usually happens when...

This kind of thing can happen in my experience. I had a couple bettas with swim bladder damage (Not saying your guy has any) and I got some of those leave hammock things that they sell at petco, and at least one of them used it a lot, so it may be worth trying.

Not as long as they're all guppies! Different color patterns can all be bred together, without any problems. Crossbred guppies look awesome!

Looks like a female guppy of some sort. Could be something else, but it looks a lot like the ones I had.

I would really recommend not housing the male and female together. They will fight, and will stress each other out. Even if they've been together for a long time, there is a solid chance that one or the other will snap and kill the other. It's an unfortunate fact about these guys. If you're not...

Lol, you should see it in Tn. To get my license, all I had to do was drive around a block and park. Everyone uses that test, because it's SO easy. If you manage to fail it, you need help.

I would say to stop the Melafix, as it has oil in it that can harm their labryinth organ. Otherwise, I don't know what could causing this. I've never seen holes like these in a betta fin before... I'd say as long as he's acting okay, it might be fine to just keep an eye on him. If he's not...

Fish can be blind, and there's a few different ways to train the fish to know that it's time for food. I wrote this article about blind bettas, but it should translate over to your gourami. I hope it helps you figure out a plan for what to do:) Taking Care of Blind Bettas

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Pictures would definitely be helpful, but if you could also fill out the emergency template, that would give people more info, so we can help you better:)

I'd definitely do water changes to keep the ammonia down. If something happens to this guppy, it might be best just to go on with a fishless cycle, until you know for sure the tank is cycled. That being said, I feel like I heard it was possible to get a .25 reading for ammonia in a cycled tank...

Most of the males I've had haven't made many nests. I know of two recently that I had, but I had several other males at the same time who never did (Including all of my breeding males smh)